First, thank you for sharing your experience with the town where I grew up! Tourists would normally visit some famous places like Tokyo, Osaka, etc for their first visits, but I’d strongly recommend some of them to head to Ehime or other prefectures in Shikoku if you’re eager to feel some “real” Japanese life. Especially the Shikoku pilgrimage would be such a great option for those of you who can spend a couple of months in Japan. Lots of official temples are located in the midst of a mountain, which lets you feel like being a ghibli film.

The kewpie baby is so creepy! I look forward to visiting Matsuyama, thanks for making this video

Shikoku - so many hidden gems. I’m hoping to spend a couple of months there in 2024 (a big birthday year for me). I have been to Takamatsu about 26 years ago and also some time in Imabari before cycling to the mainland. Perhaps you’d love the cycle! We took two days but I’d do it again taking 3 or 4 days to explore more.

The floor gaps and hole openings allow for minimal risk sighting of when to drop, then options for drop cadence depending on handler fatigue. A brilliant design I admire for these considerations. "Ouch" is right when getting hit with a 50ish pound rock rolling' downhill, that F=m*a is a hella thing once she gets going. I love how you cut in shots of Kendall sketching in your videos. Now that you've shown the dude holding the chair for you, you can't justify jogging off unless you want to fully express that true "Franklinesque". I now know that you love onsens and views. And, that after watching this video I'm actually sad it's likely I won't hear your voice tomorrow.

That uwu made me chuckle. Well played 😎

LOL at uwu So so sweet all the interactions.